All Chapters of GOODBYE ALPHA: YOUR BROTHER CHOSE ME: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Sienna's POVThe reply from Isolde’s contact had not arrived yet, but I was not going to sit around waiting for it. After meeting Seven, I finally understood that Demarco had been protecting her for a reason, and I needed to make that reason impossible for him to hide.The easiest way to do that was in public.There was another business and charity event being held at the end of the week, this time for several companies involved in the eastern and coastal trade routes. It was smaller than the previous gala, but the right people would be there, including ranking wolves who had already heard the rumors about Demarco spending too much time around Harbor Line.I made sure his invitation reached him early, and I also made sure mine arrived with it.By the afternoon, I had spoken to two of the organizers and suggested that Demarco should be placed at the main table because of his position within the pack and his involvement with the eastern routes. They agreed without much argument.That

Demarco's POVI was halfway through a conversation with Sienna when my phone vibrated in my pocket. I ignored it the first time because she was already irritated with me and I had no interest in giving her another reason to start asking questions, but when it vibrated again, I pulled it out.The message was from one of the men stationed around Harbor Line. Seven was in pain. It had happened more than once, and her assistant had called for help. My attention left Sienna immediately.“What is it?” she asked.I read the message again before looking at her. “I have to go.”Her expression changed. “Go where?”“Harbor Line.”She stared at me. “Now?”“Yes.”“Demarco, we are in the middle of a conversation.”“I know.”“You cannot just walk away every time you decide you have something more important to do.”I stood. “This is important.”She rose as well. “Is it her?”I did not answer, and that was enough for her. I picked up my coat from the back of the chair.“Seven? What happened to her?”

Sienna's POVI had not expected to find Demarco standing outside Harbor Line with Seven when I arrived, but seeing them together only confirmed what I had already suspected. He had come running when she was in pain, stayed with her, and now he was making sure she got home safely. Seven looked tired, and Demarco was paying attention to every movement she made. I hated how natural it looked.“Demarco.” I called him again. His lips thinned. “Why are you here?”“I told you. I came to see you.”His eyes moved toward my vehicle before returning to me. “This is not a good time.”“When is it ever a good time with you?”Seven stood quietly beside him, and I looked at her. “You should probably go home.”Demarco's voice became firm. “Do not speak to her that way.”I looked back at him. “I am not speaking to her badly.”“You are.”“I am simply saying she should go home.”“She is already leaving.”I folded my arms. “Then perhaps you should come with me.”“No.”The answer came so quickly that I

Seven's POVSeven months had passed since Harbor Line moved into the new building, and the company was no longer operating at the level it had been when I first signed the lease. The additional trucks were running regularly, the coastal contracts had increased, and the number of people coming through the building each week had grown enough that the security team had become a permanent part of our daily operations. We were still careful about who had access to the upper floors, but the business itself was doing better than I had expected.I was seven months pregnant now, and despite everything that had happened, I was still running Harbor Line every day. My assistant had stopped pretending she approved of that arrangement.“You have another meeting in twenty minutes.”“I know.”“And you are supposed to leave early today.”“I know.”She placed another file on my desk. “You also said you were going to stop taking meetings after four.”“I said I would try.”“You said you would.”I looke

Seven's POVThe morning of the Northern Summit arrived before I felt completely ready for it, although there was nothing left to prepare. All that remained was to leave.I arrived at the building before sunrise and found the security team already waiting outside. My assistant stood beside the first vehicle with a folder in her hands while the head of security spoke quietly with the drivers.“You are early,” my assistant said when I approached.“So are you.”“I wanted to make sure you did not decide to change the schedule.”“I signed the schedule.”“That has never stopped you from changing something at the last minute.”“I am not changing anything.”She looked at my stomach before looking back at me. “Good.”I gave her a look. “Do not start.”“I did not say anything.”“You were about to.”She smiled and opened the folder. “The final documents are here. I checked them twice.”“Good.”“Mr. Andy also called. He said everything at the building is under control.”“That is what I expected.”